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'otir J .. : e • •, i!! • „ h1;10- TH E : ._ v;_ ~i... . " NUMBER 5,320.] LYCEUM THEATRE. enderthe Special LiCenseot the LORD CHAMBERLAI N, Granted for the present Season to the joint application of all Parties principally interested. _ _ _ THEIR Majesties'. Servants, tormin4 the COM- I'ANY of the late. DRURY LANE THEATRE, will, THIS PR ESEN SATURDAY, Sept. 30, 1809, 'erform the Comic Opera of - . • THE HAUNTED. TOWER. - . Baron of l)akland, .Mr W lON i Baron De Courcy , Mr IV )1.1.A ND; Lotd William. Mr. P 1 1.1 PPS, (Being his first appearainc in that Charader);' liewar,t, Mr. RUSSELL; Lewis, Mr. SMITH; Robert (first time), Mr. . SMiTH ; -Mai tin, Mr. .1 1 ENLEY - ; Hugo, Mr. MADDOCKS ; Lady L tutor De Courcy, tills , EIsHOP ; Adela, Miss KELLY, (Being her first appearance th..t Charater); Cicely, Mrs. MATHONS; Mauct, Mrs. MADDOCKS. To which will be added, the Farce of • THE IRISHMAN IN LONDON. Captain Seymour, Mr. HOLLAND; Mr. Colloony, Mr. It AY-; • Murtoch Delany,•Mr. 10 . 1INSTONE, with the oliginal Planxty); Mr. Frost, Mr. PENLEY; Edward, Mr. 1/F. CAM P ; Qymon, fir. 0 Xll ERRY, (Being his first apvirance‘in that chataasr); •• Louisa, Mrs. OKG . - Caroline, Mrs. M;;,THE‘‘.fS ; Cubba, Mrs. SCOTT• • On Atonday, the Comedy of The jealous w ife ; with the Musical Entertainment of The Deserter. Boxes and places to tic: taken of Mr. Spring, in the Box- Office, at the strand entrance ; of whom may also be had- Private Boxes nightly. Boxes 6s. Second Price 35.--Pit 35. 6d Second Price 2s. . Gilliery 25. Second Price ts. —Upper •Gallety is. Second Price 6d. The Doors to be opened.ait Tlalf past Five, and the Per. formance to begin at Halt past Six. • **. The Public are respeafully informed, that Mrs. Ed- Dublin, is engage d yt this front the Ttrzatie Royal, Theatre, and will make her first appearance h a few days." To the PROM ET. IRS of EAST-INDI.-k STOCK. LAD Ira AND (IEN TLEMEN , THE Death . ot Mr Travers, your late worthy Direttor, induces me again to offer myself to your no tice, as a C oknidate tor the Vacancy occasioned by that event, and I earnestly solicit, the honour of your support. The flattering situdttno in which vour kindness placed me on the late Ballot, and- the accession of many powerttil Friends, who were then pre. engaged, justify a - 4 , e11-grounded confi dence in the attainment of the objed of my ambition. I beg leap: to repeat my pledge of the fidelity and ie'al with whi.ti 1 shall oev ,, te myself to your service, should you he pleased to conter np6n me thed , stinttion to which I aspire. 1 have the honour to be, Larne, aid Gentlemen, Your min_ h (Antigen and faithful humble Servant, lilliter-square, Sept. z 6 JAMES DANIEI L. Mr. -Daniell's Coinmatee meets daily , at the King's - Head Tavern, in the Poultry, trout Eleven to FOnr o'Clock. • I\if R. CHEVALIER will commence his next it COUR E dl LI C TURES on the PRINCIPLES and 01 ERA'I 101\IS of SURGERY, on W EtThE44ikY the 4th of Oct , ,,ber, at Ei,ht o'Clock in the Evening, at 'la Louse in South Audley-street, Grosvenor square. • RENT CHARGE. WANTED to Purchase; a, RENT CHARGE, or Annuity of 2ccol. to be secured on Properly in England, Scotland, or Wak 6 Apply personally, or address Letters, to Mr. Finnis,.So- Lcitor, Hart-street, Bloomsbury-square. WESTMINSTER SOCIETY, kOR INSURANCE ON LIVES' AND ' SURVIVOR SHIPS, AN I) GRAN - I . l'W; ANNUITIES, Strand and Cornhill, Jondon ; And by Ag ents i n Edinburgh, Glasgow ,_ Dublin, and other • • principal Towlis. INSURANCE on. LIVES affords the oßportunivf 1. to provide for the Aged; the Widav ' ' ''' and tonu an t and the'Fatherless, a gainst the loss and disappointment of a devoid ince 0 0 the casualty of Lite ; • To provide fines for the renewal of Leases, held on Live 4 ; To secur e t h e purchase money for Annuities or any i f interest • as, Church Preferment or other situation, by which they. pos sess onty I ne , mie for Lite ;_ To tacilitate the arrangement of Marriage Settlements and other pecuniary itain:aetiol s ; • To assist debtor and creditor in accomplishing the settle ment of afiltirs to present bankruptcy.. GRANTING ANNUITIES Atibrds .a resource against Old Age, Sit.kness, antLother.casulties of Life. - • ROIAR.T SkEtTON, Sec. • NEXT MONTH, cWIIT and' Co. Joint Co , tradors with Govern ment,...) for the present ST "i E LoTT ERY, respectfully inform the _Public that TIcKL US anti SI-lAlt ES are on• sale, ill great .variety, at their Ofikes, No. ti, pout.TRY, • 7 .• No 12, L'H.iRING-CROSS, • No. 31, ALDG. 3 .TE HIGH STREET. The Scheme of this Lottery is ent!rely new, "and has lti 7therto received the most unqualified approbation t there'ltre J ottiy s,oco•Numbers in the Lottery. nd the whole will be. DRAWN IN ()NE DAY, The 2otil Mourn, when the toll6wing CAPITAAL PRIZES must .be distrib4tek.l among tile tortunato . Pur, chits6 - i, viz. • 4 . _ of, - Zz0, , ,c0 1 r ' 4 - of 1,000 4 - - - soO Besides the inferior Prizes of &e. -as ustukt.! 1-9-tigry AISO presents the rrpFortunity never.be,tore flared to the P üblic, orgaiiiing theimziiense Sums of fa,,,,ocat. 4 , ,000t. by the purchase ut tine Number - ALL IN ONE DAY ! The only Lottery to be Drawn this Year.- ICHARDSON, GOOF LUCK, and Co. Corn ak hill and Charing-cross,. res pectfully.acquaint theP.ub lite, that the whole of the Nev,, ;-T..),T1i.„ LU . ITERY will be drawn in One Day, loth of October next. - This Lottery has only 5,0,-..0 NurnStri (from No. to 5,000 inclusive), tour Tickets of a Numuer, o that the Purcluiber • Sit a Single Ticket will gain a .Plize zo,oo o l. By Two Tickets of the same Number, A p r i z e of -- - -- - k4o,dooßy three Tickets'of the same Number, A Prize of -.- - •- it.. 60,000• By four Tickets of ;the ,same Number, A Prize of - . • - ,4,80,ocO; • And all other Prizes in the same Proportion.- CAPITAL PRIZES. , 4- Z20,c00 4 - of - - ,C 5,000 - of - of - 2,0c0 12 - -of- &c. &c. &c. .AND NOT THRLL BLANKS TO A Z E SA TUR DA Y, SEPTEMBER 30, 1809. This 6av were pubtished.. In Two Pocket Velumes, , price 7s. in boards, a,New Edi tion, critically Lorreded, of ' WORKS o f HORACE, translated lite rally into Prose; for the aise of those who are desirous of acquiring or recovering a competent knowledge of the Latin Language. By C. SMART, A.M. Of Pembroke' College. Cambridge. Printed for I. Mawman, . Walker, R. Lea, Longman, Hurst, Rees and Orme, Cuthell and Alartin, Lackington, Allen and Co. C. Law, and B. Crosby and Co. COURT-MARTIAL. On Wednesday the 20th' inst. a CosirtlViaThal Was beld'at the Moot-hall, in Leeds, on 'Li'eutenant William White, of the 23d reglibL'ut of Foot; and LieuitAnnt M. Hit Tertian, of the . 15th tnent, of Foot. - MEMBERS: President—Colonel Goldle, 6th Dragoon Guards. Licui.-COLSibbald, isth foot Major French 6th 1). G. Maki' . Milne, 15th foot Conyers, Std regt. Capt. Lisle,. Igth L. D. Capt. Williamson, 4tn foot - Arl• Donald, 19thfoot Finnan, Sid --D a l e 8 4t h 'f oot ___— Wright, 15th toot -Quid, t it) foot G lenie, 15th - fool • .Wition, isth foot • Hartwell, 6th D. G. Deputy judge Advocate—Lieutenant Atcheson, Royal Artillery. Chargel.—For going into the 'streets of Leeds, in liquor,' bn the night of the 24th of August last, and then a:id there breeding 'a diturbance, quarrelling, and_ tiglating v nth some of the inhabitants, whiten conduct is unbecoming the Oa ratter of Pfficers and- of Gentlemen contrary to the r• ticks of War,' and subversive of good . order and; Discipline. Charge 11.—For disturbing the peace of the town on the • same night, .24th a August last, by roost utiwarrarit tole acts, vii. First-'-By cc/inn - living Win. Duffield, ChierConstable of the town, who WAS in the streets in , theexecutiod Of his duty, to military confinement regimental guard-house, . Secondly —'By assaulting TliOnias Sti:irp the Land ,ord oi cite White Bear, Kirkgate, in Leeds, in his- I.'andhpti's - -nwrt . house. Thirdly--By committing Win. Summersgill, a dyer,. an inhabitant of Mill-hill, in Leeds, a man who as quietly drinking in the 'house of Thomas Sharp, of the White to military confinernent, in. the 'regimental gitant.htiuse of • the 6th Dragoon Guards; .which , conduct is unbecoming • the CharaCter of Officers, and Gentlemen, contrary to the . Articles of War; and subversive of good order and Miiitatry Dicipline. Charge 111.— Foi l calling out the regimental guard of 0* 6th Dragoon Guards, on the saute night, 24th or A u,;ust last; marching the 'said ;guard Into the streets, and theme . 4 charging *he people ; which •conduct is unbecoming the character of Officers-and Gentlemen, contrary to the Ar, ticks of War, and stibversiVe of good order and Military • DisCipline.' The Court being duly formed, and the charges read, the question of--!-Guilty, or 'dot Guilty, was put to Lieutenant 'White, who .pleaded 'guilty to all; • the charges. The same question was put to Lieute nant Hiffernan, - he pleaded guilty to the first,- and . not guilty to the second and thitd ; but he after wards retraded his plea of guilty on the first charge, and pleaded, in. general terms, not,guiity. . . Capt. Ebbart , , the first witness called, was inform. ed that Lieutenant White having plodded guilty, it would be necessary to confine his evidence solely to the case of Lieut. Hitfernan ; the- witness then pro ' ceeded to that as lie - Was 'passing along Boar lane, 'about nine o'clock at night. of the 24th - UT - August, his attention was_ attracted by a scuttle in the street; that he saw the Lieutenant in the crowd, but that so long as he remained, which was for the . space of about three minutes, he was not engaged in the scuffle. ;.7 • Question by the Court- 7 --If,Liettrenant s. Hiffernan had-been fighting, must you _nut have. seen it A. Yes. Patrick Sheridan, a private , in the Carabineers; deposed, that he saw Lieutenant. Hiffernan in the streets about nine o'clock on the night in question ; that several of the towns people were endeavouring to trip Ina 'up; that the Lieutenant 'called' tot the . vitness. togo with him, -and that he (lid ac company him to.the White,Bear, ,in ISirkgate, ,but that he could no t undertake to say whether he was diunk or 'sober. . , Willidrit'Duffield, the Chief constable, said that he saw a disturbance in Kirk ate; and was ip,icrrned that it -was occasioned by two drunken, Officers ; while he was making the inqUiry,' he heard Inc sc They are coming," and the people squan4erett—,-. Ott looking round, he saw one of the guard appro ich 7 ing with faxed bayonet ; Lieut. Hit:Fenian Was be. bind the guard, - saying simnel hing, but he . did . mit bear what ; he then saw others of the guard coating, and. endeavoured to stnpt heiii;by crying out, to s them " Guerd,..guard, you are..wroo4." • , Question by the Court—Did Lieut. iiie&iita - .commit you; op-was he.loccesssJry to your cournfitt...l to.t,he Guardhouse ?—A. I chatged Lieut. Hide r . nan to keep the peace, and . rdid" not see liitn diliuria . the peace afte.rWards. , • Q.t Did :Lieut. Hilfernan go along with theper sons who committed you to the Guard-house ? A. I did not see him. " Did Lieut. fliffernan remonstrate agaiitst your commitment ? Not tosny knowle.lge, Q.. Was Lieut. Hitieroan- aiding and assisting to -committing you'lo the, ..Goard-house.—A c Npt to city knowledge.- . " 24th Serjeant Coffin Serjeant of the Guard on the of A.ugUst, :deposed, that-Lieut. Hitfernan - Was riot aiding and assisting in the committal of William Duf. field to tilg : cinard-house..... . -Thomas Sharp, of the White Bear public-hotfse, said; Lieut: Hiffernan 'was present•when the was comMitted upon him,' , butn was not one of the asSailants.. r ,William Stimmeraill, dyer,, said he was ; on'the the night of die 2411rb1t. taken froni the Whiteßear, and committed 'to military confinement: but that Lieut. Hitfernan, though present, did not take, any part in his comnituaL • Serjeant Coffin being recalled.to give evidence on ate ,2d charge, was asked if Lieut. Hiffehtan was and abetting in tire charge made by the guard ',upon the inhabitants ? To which he answered— _.". The Lieutenant was present, but did not as sist.'' . s , The evidence being gone thratigh, Lieut. Hirer. Ilan was asked if he chose to make ,any defence? 1)0" declined, contenting himself with' calling upon t Lient.-Colonel to'speak to Inigeneral chatac;er and deineanonr. Lieu d--- t.-Colonel Sibbal" 1 have known Lieut. .Hitfernaa for this teen months, and I do not c , inceive that there is a more,peacable and well-behaveclOt neer in his iVI iiesty"s service," • The "Court was cleared, and soon. affer'adjouined to efeven o'clock on ThurSday :morning THURSDAY, SEPT. .21. The Court-Mariial re.asiembied this day, at eleven VICTUALLING-OFFICE, THE MONTHLY MIRROR. AND THE CABINET. Readers ,if these Magazines, and the literary Public. in Kemal, are respectfully informed, that a Union has taken place between the two Works, and th it on .the vl day of )et.her next, strengthened by that Union, will be p•,h,klied, Vernon, Hood, and *flame, No. XXXII I. of The MON'iilLY MIRROR, under the title of The Monthly Mirror and Ci.binet. In El iber will,be published, in Syn. illustrated with plates, L ETTERS contenting the DISEASES of the URETHRA. r. Of the varieties of Strictures as discoverable on Dissec tion, alid the Method of distinguishing those varieties in the living body by the Urethra Sound ; with Practical Infer ences concerning the Cure of Stricture. , 2. Ofililatable Stricture, the State of the Urethra in this peculiar Diseae ' and the Method of Cure. A 3. OfSpaodic Stridure, the Muscularity of the Urethra fienied, Experrinents to ascertain the contractile power of the Urethra, true cause of Spasm, and . Method of Cure. By CHARLES BELL. Printed for john Murray, 32; Fleet -street, -Loudon. • Sepiem4er 22, IS09: THE COMMISSIONERSjpr VICTUALLING -IL His Majesty's Navy do hereby give Notice, That on Friday :‘ the 6th of ()Reber next, they will be ready to receive' Ten- ; ders, in writing (sealed up), and treat for Three Thousand BOLTS of F LAGS for the use of the Cooperage, to be answer able to Samples to be produced with the Tender:l.i to be deliveted in the space of Twelve Months., by Monthly Pi-oportioni, into his Majesty's Pithlallistg Stores at Deptford, and to be paid for by Bills, payable with Interest, Ninety Days after . .Date. this Day was published, . In Three VOlumes, moo: price ;Qs. 6d. boards, CATION EVENINGS ; or, Conversations v - between a Governess and her Pupils. • With the Addition of a Visitor from Eton. Being a Series of Original Poems, Tales, and Essays, in terspersed with illustrative Quotations iron vaaous Au thors; Ancient and Modern, tending to incite 'Emulation, and inculcate Moral Truth. By CATHARINE BA.YI.F.Y. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Wine, Paternos. erlrow. This Day were published. In One Volume, oCfavo, price Bs. boards. THE OPINIONS of DIFFERENT AUTHORS upon the PUNISHMENT of DEA. I'll. Selected at the request of a Society having for its.ohjed the diffusion of knowledge respecting the Punishment of Death and the Improvement of Prison DiscipiMe. By BASIL MONTAGU, Esq. 0 Inn. • The %Volt contains the opinions of Dr. Johnso n, Sir Blackstone. Beccaria, Pa:ey, Montesquieu, Mr. Clark son, Sir Thorns More, • Erasmus, Bacon, Coke; Colqu- Pas•eret, Dr. Fraukhn, Goldsmith,. Mer,ier, Eden, Ke;ynge, Bentham, Howard, Bradford, Kush, James, Cscc. Printed for Longman; Hurst, Rees and Ormo, Paternos ter-tow. The Conditions of the Contraa may be seen at, the Secretary's Office. No regard will be had to any ,Tender in which the 1" ice shot . not be inserted in w ads at length, or that shall not be delivered to the Board before One o'clock on the said Friday the 6th 'of OtTe' her, nor unless the Person who ?lushes the Tender, or' some Per ;ono,: his behalf, attends, to aniwer, when called for. ~r.---~;--.-~ F,CTUALLINO-OFFICE, Sept. 25, 18 THE COMMISSIP.N.ERSfor VICTUALLING illS MAYESTY's NAVY do 'hereby give Notice; That on Monday, the 21 of Ottober next, they will be: ready )o receive Tender.;, in _Writing (sealed up), and , , treat for such enantities of BISCUIT, male from Whole Meal, as the respec tive Nlanufacturers of that Article may think proper, to Ter, to be delivered One. Hall in a Fortnight, and the remainder in a Fortnight a fterwaids, into Hi: Majesty's Victualling &ore: at Dept tind, and to be paid for by Bills, payable with interest, Ninety Days after dale. The Conditions of the Contrail may be seen at the Secretary's Office. No Tender for a leis Qaantity than One Thousand Bags will be admitted: Nor will regard be had to any Tender in which the Price skaa not be inserted in words at length, or that shall not he delivered to the Board befdre Osie o'clock on 'the said Monday, the Id of October next,' Uror unless the Person who makes. the,Tender, or some Person on its behalf, at t ends, to answer, when called fir. PICTUALLING-OFFICE, • Sept. 26, 1g09.' 11" HE COMMISSIONER Si or k ICTLIALLIATG His:lllAyhsTY's NAl'l' do hereby give Votice f T4l ?ft Wednesday the 4th of Oaober netct, , they will be ready to recerzie , Tende•!s„ in writing l Jelled up) and treat for Tv - id' Hundred Tl,ni of BLACK SMYRNA . , or ALEXIA RAISINS, to &van, sive ,- able to Samples to be produced with the Tendert ; to be deli, vexed in six w<<ks,. by week6r proportions, into His Majesty's Pie - Mailing Stores, a! peptf..rd, and to be paid for by Bills pay able, with interst, ninety Days after date. • INCOMPARABLE ROMANCE. it, J : )n a. few Days will be published., in 3 Vols. . THEAVENGER ; or, The Siciliati . Veipers': ' a ' tHnitoce of the Thirtee..th Century , not inapplica- The Conditions of the antral.? may. be seen at the Secretary's bletu Ow N ineLentlt. , • qtfl` e , I' , ipted for.Stockclale, jun. No. gt, PAL MA,. Where may be had, in ; vols. Bvo. price 2ss. Or oii large 1 ' - l'iro regard will he had to any Tender in which the Price shall Paper, with Proof Plates, 2i. 110 S. 1 ?it . be imerted in v., - ords at length, cr that'shall not be delivered to The Life and Campaigus of Gustavus Adolphuo the Great, of Sweden . . , • • i the Beard before`Orte o'Clock on . the said Wednesday, the 4th oj lOt7oher, nor unless the Person ~whot makes. the Tender, or aoftt Perron on his behalf, attends, ,to answer,when called for. . By the Rev. WA LTE,R HA RTE. This is one ot the most interesting Works that has ever ap peared. So extraOrdrhaq are the tads which it rdiates,. that they give to the whole the enter t thiment of romance, while their historical authentiLity is unoiersally admitted. PICTUALLINC-YARD, DEPTFORD, . Sept. 26, )209. HESS are to give I'votice, That on Thur'sthiy, the s ' lb of (libber next, at Eleven o'Clcck in the'Forenoon, Zvi!' de expose,! . to Public Sale at His Majesty's Pitittalling.:Yeird, at Dtptford, su adry Lots of , the Plowing PROVISIONS and VICTUALLING STORES, vtz. r. - -- - . _ Breal:, Flour,- Raisins, Peas, Rice, Oatnieal; Put. Barley, Bake-house Sweepings, Callavances, Bags andißags, Sugar, Butter, Cheese, Beef,; Polk, StaF, - Ernpioy Irish Barrels, and a Parcel of Fire wood. A aposit of Zzs per Cent, h to he made upon the ,im,unt of • r• each Lot at the time ol Sale, and if the retnaiitderf the.lifshe_y be • . • not paid, and'the Particulars tak. n 4141.4 eight king; I„,dvs alle , wards, the Depoiit will be forfeited, a, !ti the Gob,t's re-' I _ m, ain the Pi op‘itr ry of, the Crown, The other ni,t; le' - . . w eir, and Catal ogue had at the Pißualling--Yard,l), ptiord. HENRY GARRET T. To TIIOMAS TAYLOR, Esq . - No. 9, New , liridge-Street, Loteim. • ffonotired Sir, . Edinburgh, March 18, tBot I BEG leave to inform you , that ever; since the . year 1790, 1 have been altlittett witii, the ,Lues Vene reai. which, from its - obstinately • resisting every course of _Medicine prescribed by 'the most eminent of :the Faculty Here, and undergoing several severe courses of salivati.rn, ,Lnd twice discharged from the Ilospital, with little relief, :post inveterate nati tre. In the spring wotlld of a res a t r y 6 ea b r e n ° l; : tl t';l ls -;' order had got to such a head, as nearly to put a period to my existence--1 -had a large ulcer ~n the crow o f ; my head, one on each ann, and my, legs i were broke out n a frightful manner; aiy right was dread fully pairiful, and had been in a statc of ulceration for the last seven years;. my 'left' had also two large mottos unit,' was very much -discoloured, and gave the such exctutiat -ing pain., particularly when warm in :bed, as nearly to •de prive me of rest ; in this lamentable state, I was recoin. men d e d by :Mx.' IJ. .Tlaompsort,' • (who received sir great a• cure by then' :.here;, to take your Leake's : Patent Pills, which I began to ct. i on, the 26th. of 1•1•,,y i, in the course ' of a.tortnight,- I began to reerte benefit --in little more than a month , the-ulcers.. on , my herd - ahtl::arins- were i - ' 7 ' ... . • • • ' - soundly healed•-.soonatter , the sores on Any legs .healed •,. .'- . r ' FICTUALLfriG-OF-FI ( 'E, also ; leaving, hoW4ier, etansicterable diseolouratirni in th 4 . , .: . ' , .. ~ . ~,; Sept. 2.),, 18°9, , : akin, and pain M the:bone of the lett, :w.iiii•th, 'by. the,:!iles4 . ' ' sing of God, and a little lc ',ger perseverance ill your inva4 - TFIEVORAUSSI9NERS for VICTUA L uNq liable Medicine, subsided ; the nodes dispersing„ the skin regaining its nat ura I 'hue, and the nocturnal pains gradriajl Y going oft. 1 thus'bera.me, by your liberal advice and iVle. " 11 7., 1115 1144.7fisr} h, NAVY ~i her e 6, fine Arolic e, .That of :Leine, perfectly tree from all my former complaints:- , „ ,• , 4 ~„ I ,J ''.. Tu . es.tay, the loth of. Oa:,ber next, they v•ill he reail i to recei4 , h t Vit4L;Alt have recovered my former spirits and strength s -and ant be; TenJt , fin writing i ce.l,e..4.a rt ,..an. treat f or v., a i conic 'jolly anci fat, in which - state navingUnttinbed many : ' s eal .be:de/ftafmaled' for 'titeet . vice .of trio , Derigtnent„; - tor tile •menths to the astorishment of all who Itnevirl me, '.l u n at ~ a lots inwhat,terins to .exprest s h al l but beg yo ' l'"' - ' - for the p u b li c f he r sintering moals, tO hlake 'this - rt L i ' y' • bie brat and further sitit,,At' ',ix Months' !wat!ning ..ski-tall be case .zi as possible, as • I on ' eVery,' occasion ; :- ~/ , Th ,, ilve Alonths . e4rtain, /tit'', the• 90 , ,i/,, ly?tiem,_ r •i , int 4 1111 in so doing, you will greatly oblige, Sir, your gratefu l , obedient, very humble servant, . ALE X.' Nt I ' - ' ''' • l/' .. 1 7/ , ' .ST-i - “.1 3i'D , gilor4 an.i to 6elvid for II ) , given.; to be delivered Iron titre to time, as levet ~ , . . I RM.. R.• 11aje.)14:,4 .c,,d ..ng a e .. , j ~ SWan's Close, lfili-street, Edinb:4lt. ' - -- -. - , • Witnesses to the above Cure:: - Bias payubl . . . e . so i . t,h i n t e i,-,if, ninet):4ls alter dale loH.;.: TnoadtPsom , ,:, No. 3, New - P,otaltry Market ; and 4 lokiN ./11'INTOSVI,Old Assembly-Close, ,E dinbu re h. ~.". , _The . ',,n,'.litia as jf i he' C.`onir.v..9' ' tn,iy . be jerk .it the Sect elav 4 s - . Prepared and Sold by the ' sole Proprietu-i; '• • • Office , ''" '' ' -. '' ' ' ''— '' ''" ' • : THOMAS T.:YLtilty•tVielnber ot the , Royal College .of. Sum. seams, at hisiusq N'i : o. 9, New nridg-strt: Loudon i where, alter a constant resAnce of more than thirty six ' ..i\o, teg ' a -. dWIII be had :to a'tly Tender'i;ivahich the Price shall • • r years, in a 'practLe ' particularly directetf - to •the. - eure of- not he'imerted in v ! ords at length, or that shall net. be delivered t o t ie .I.lard, 'befke One' o'Clikk on the said, Tues4y, the toth • Venereal. Com phailltS •and those.incidentaP to the Parts of ', ',., ' ' • '" . L 4 - Generation, With thA ,inviblable., , sea.:rec.y, which men of i T d Person who maAest.te. em,g, or oj wtober:next, nor unless ,the his ;profession should aiway.s 'observe in such t cases, he some Person . On his behall attitids to answer, when tailed: Jar. , Batters hunSelf, the advice and asSiStance he gratuitously, , . admintstUrs to pet-sons taking- 'thiOhledieine., wit, be - 1 „. ~.. . . , ~, ....- esteemed, by -'';discerning Piattlic,',as..,an ado-uitage-sel, I. 1 • aged 26 of Walton on the dorr. attainable and void of all'ambiguity . . t AMES SKELTON; , • , ' 1 1-1111, Lpsoin, • Surrey, was seven years afflicted with, Also sold, by his appointinent; 'for the convenience jof .:even or eight holes :in his right leg , a nd bet w een ninet y and those living at a distance, at the Perfumer's, No. 3s, )t, one hundred•pieees of bone came away durin g that p ermit. Alban's-street, , Wall-Mal l : 1 ; the Toyshop, No. 103, Opc. • rile discharge and weakness increasing, unable, unassisteciAo era -street; , tyir_ Lisborough's, No. 7, Fish-street-hill; 1 move ; taking elf his leg was proposed to save his lite. He •Mi% Steel's, iSoakseller, NO. 1, Union-row, Little Tower- : • then - confidently applied to .SP 11,5111.18.. Vs PAT E,./4•T AN- null ? a ' Mr. Baxter's South-bridge, •Edinnilligia; Mr. INlac- • TISCORII ric ußoi , S.; in a 'year and a half , by the t a dortaid, Glasgow ; 'Mr. hull, Dame-street, Dublin; and by alone, he is restored to Is alth ; and 'it it now 4tiree l 'Years one pers,,n .. i n eve ry considerable town i n (;rest britainand : since he has followed his lataaftous °CCU pAtioJl.' Lie will Ireland, in - boxes of only as. 9d. each, sealed up :pith hilt ' satisfy any. inquiries, personal!. , , or by letter post patd• and piton 'directions, whereby persons Of either sex - may ' . 1 Ihe genuine Nledioine has the words, "•lly the . King's ,eure tnentseives with ease, speed, ,secrecy, and safety.' _ • ' Patent," expressed ti, the lioule, bill; adireetion l ink ut- N. ls. Every liox.sold ill cheat Britain is seated up with • • •. - . side w apper, ant tI 1 I eXin ' d ' •t d ' bl ac k g s d uty is prin cin a Stainp, on which, by favotir or the Commissioners: is • , I pfuttf, at the Stamp ()-ffice----• , •1. ." . 1 ayiot, No: 9, New I Sold at the Dispensary, is. Soho-square., f..cadon, in Bridge-street;'--tb inistate which Is •Felony, and all Others : gui;•l.l 1 145 ttles of is: 6d. double Bottles los. amid larger ml. as. are c.outitettettS. •- _ • 1: 1- ::: , ' . 1 Compound issence, to allay unpleatasnvilritation, 1Iii• ~ rPitiai SIXPENCE IiAIyPENNY.